Take advantage of the scale and growth of the city's notable tech hub from this impressive location. Our Energy Center Building workspace on the outskirts of the city is part of a dynamic mixed-use development, close to US 165 and Monroe Regional Airport. With a contemporary, artsy interior and open plan spaces, the center is an ideal place to find inspiration for your next project. There's a recreational center just down the road, as well as a mix of top local and national restaurants to enjoy.
Book a fully furnished day office at the Energy Center Building when you need private space for a focused day in the New Orleans CBD. Each office offers natural light, high-speed internet and complimentary coffee and tea. Set on Poydras Street near the Union Passenger Terminal, it is an easy base for a productive day downtown.
Day offices are fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included.
Yes, day offices are available to book for a single day with flexible terms.
Yes, each day office is a private, furnished space away from the coworking area.
It is on Poydras Street, steps from the Union Passenger Terminal and Canal Street streetcar line.
Yes, on-site parking is available, along with several parking areas nearby.
In the heart of the New Orleans CBD on Poydras Street, near City Hall and corporate headquarters.
Steps from the Union Passenger Terminal for Amtrak, buses and the Canal Street streetcar line.
Wheelchair accessible with on-site parking, breakout spaces and catering available.
The Energy Center Building sits on Poydras Street in the heart of the New Orleans Central Business District, surrounded by towering office buildings and corporate headquarters. The New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal, a short walk away, connects to Amtrak and regional bus services, while the Loyola at Howard bus stop and several light rail stations, including Howard Avenue at Carondelet and Saint Charles at Lee Circle, sit nearby. On-site and street parking surround the building. City Hall is close by, and the Warehouse District's National WWII Museum and the Saenger Theatre add culture within reach.